Meet our Classics Majors and Alumni
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Meghan Kiernan
Class of 2015 -
Emily Ezzo
Class of 2019 -
Dior Simone Bell
Class of 2017
Majoring in Classics can take you where you want to go!
Classics is the investigation of the life and cultural expressions of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. Today, Rutgers finds itself in the forefront of some of the most vital areas of inquiry: constructions of ethnicity, sexuality, and freedom; performance of music, drama, and poetry; democracy, tyranny, and resistance to inequality.
From my classics studies, I've gained the ability to reflect on the world as it is today, and to look out across the ages,” Jonathan Finnerty says. “That has changed who I am.”
Studying Classics
- Read ancient languages of eternal truths
- Study the birth of democracy, science, and drama
- Develop a well-trained mind
- Explore Greece and Italy
The Department of Classics is part of the School of Arts and Sciences
As a Classics major in the School of Arts and Sciences, you’ll have full access to a liberal arts education that spans 47 programs for undergraduates. You will acquire both the specialized knowledge of the field you choose to study in depth, and broad knowledge of the world from the renowned scholar-teachers at Rutgers. You’ll graduate ready to meet contemporary challenges in your workplace, in your hometown, and in the global community.
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